Originally Posted by
Oldtimr
You decided not to chance a third shot? What does that mean. If your gun is sighted in and you know how to shoot a third shot would not be taking a chance. Would you rather take a chance on a live animal that you could wound and cause to suffer because you did not want to take a chance at a target? If the first shot was on and the second out you need to find out if the shot that was out is you or the gun.
Gimme a break, it was a joke. The damn thing shoots lights out at 100 yards. I've shot a box at 100 yards w the same results, the accuracy has amazed me given what I've read about red dots. I'm trying to figure out why the sight plane is at the bottom of the sight and needs to be lined up with the factory fixed sights. Maybe the answer is, it doesn't matter